Got nut milk? Here’s the nutritional value of ‘milk’ alternatives
More and more Canadians are pushing aside cow’s milk and turning towards non-dairy alternatives, including almond milk, soy milk and even pea milk. While some […]
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B.C. naturopath who prescribed rabid dog saliva remedy to a child surrenders her licence
A B.C. naturopath who made headlines last spring for treating a boy’s behaviour issues with a homeopathic remedy based on the saliva of a rabid […]
Read moreWinnipeg Harvest launching school breakfast program – for weekends
A new program at Manitoba’s largest food bank hopes to ensure school kids don’t skip out on the most important meal of the day, even […]
Read moreMore adults and children are using yoga and meditation
Over the past five years, more Americans of all ages are rolling out their yoga mats and meditating. A large nationally representative survey shows that […]
Read moreThe choir singing helps with Parkinson’s disease
Singing eases the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. Total hours of instruction along with the chorus is enough to reduce blood pressure and stress index among […]
Read moreBecame a method of healing wounds without scars
A group of Chinese scientists created a gel based on silk protein, which can heal wounds without leaving scars. According to the journal Biomaterial Science, […]
Read moreVitamins protect against varicose veins in cold weather
In cold weather can disrupt blood circulation and therefore can worsen circulatory problems.So, in the cold increases the risk of varicose veins, and how to […]
Read moreAs Christmas marketing ramps up, dread of isolation can too
Christmas is hard. It’s bloody hard. It’s taken years for me to admit this publicly. Even writing it down feels as if I’m plunging a […]
Read moreThe benefits of sleep in wet socks for health
Health can strengthen the simple secrets like sleeping in wet socks. And here are four proven advantages of this habit. Sleep in wet socks is […]
Read more5,000 health staff on sick leave while delays rise
About 5,000 staff across the health service were on sick leave yesterday as hospitals were plunged into winter levels of overcrowding with 591 patients on […]
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